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English1 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Multiple choice
.... his age, he is still extremely clever.
1. No matter
2. No matter about
3. Despite of
4. Never minding
I think that the correct option is the fourth one.
Thank you in advance.
1. No matter
2. No matter about
3. Despite of
4. Never minding
I think that the correct option is the fourth one.
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
Hi, I will vote for the third one. Thanks.
- Hi, I will vote for the third one.
- Thanks.
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Toms, you really have to stop voting here. Correct grammar is not something to be voted on. 'Despite' does not collocate with 'of'.
The correct answer, though a form that is not so much used nowadays, is A.
The correct answer, though a form that is not so much used nowadays, is A.
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To be honest, this was the option I immediately rejected, because I have learned that "despite" is not followed by "of"! Is this an exception?
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Hi,
It should be either 'inspite of' or 'despite'..........and sorry I didn't notice that 'of' in that option.
And I always go for the present usage.......one more thing.......no one has the right to ask me to stop voting whether it is wrong or right.........Thanks.
It should be either 'inspite of' or 'despite'..........and sorry I didn't notice that 'of' in that option.
And I always go for the present usage.......one more thing.......no one has the right to ask me to stop voting whether it is wrong or right.........Thanks.
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Oh, yes we do,Toms. If your misleading answers continue to appear, they can be deleted by a moderator, or you could even be banned from the site. Please remember that this is a privately operated site whose goal is to help students with their English. If you have any language points that you are ensure of, please ask us and be assured that you will get a responsible answer.
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